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Bulk Repositories Scan

[!NOTE] Required role: compliance_manager, manager or account_admin Required account type: Enterprise or Medical Status: BETA

TrustSource lets you schedule deep scans across multiple repositories in a single pass — useful for enterprise-wide license and copyright inventory sweeps.

What it does

Bulk Repositories extends the Repository Deep Scan feature to work at scale. Instead of scheduling scans one by one, you create a scan list that processes many repositories with the same analysis settings.

When to use it

  • You need a company-wide license inventory across dozens or hundreds of repositories.
  • You want to run a periodic compliance sweep (e.g. quarterly crypto inventory for export control).
  • A new policy was introduced and you need to re-evaluate all repositories against it.

How to use it

Create a bulk scan

  1. Navigate to Inbound → Mass Scans.
  2. Click Schedule Bulk Scan.
  3. Select the target module from your projects.
  4. Configure analysis options (same as single deep scans):
  5. Scorecard analysis
  6. Crypto analysis
  7. Copyright analysis
  8. Set the privacy flag (private or public results).
  9. Click Schedule.

📸 Screenshot: the bulk scan creation form with module selector and analysis toggles.

Monitor progress

The Mass Scans list shows all scheduled and completed bulk scans:

Column Meaning
Name Scan list identifier.
Created When the bulk scan was scheduled.
Privacy Whether results are private or shared.
Scorecard / Crypto / Copyright Which analysis types are enabled (toggle icons).
Actions View details, toggle privacy, delete.

📸 Screenshot: the bulk scan list with status indicators for each scan.

Click a row to see individual repository results. Each repository follows the same deep scan result format — file tree, license annotations, copyright notices, and false-positive feedback.

Managing bulk scans

  • Toggle privacy — switch a bulk scan between private and public visibility.
  • Delete — remove a bulk scan and all its results.

[!CAUTION] Deleting a bulk scan removes all associated repository scan results. This cannot be undone.